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Model Builder February 1979 Pity the poor guy who hasn’t tried Super and EconoKote If you're tired of the fuss, mess, bother and compound curved surfaces . and EconoKote’s hair-pulling you get from painting, now’s the time low cost is a real advantage, too. to switch. The next time you want a really great looking bird but want it faster, easier, stronger, o Trim Sheets and lighter, remember these winning ideas from Top Flite. & Markings With MonoKote self-sticking TRIM SHEETS and © Super MonoKote MARKINGS you can finish off your planes with There are a lot of good reasons more modelers all of the beautiful detail you want without count­ choose SUPER MONOKOTE than any other less hours of painting and masking. iron-on covering. Super Strong Yet Lightweight — Long Lasting — Fuel And Moisture Proof — o Irons & Heat Guns Puncture Resistant — Odorless — Won’t Induce For the best and most professional looking finish Warping — Quickly Cleaned — Built-in Finish — possible apply Super MonoKote and EconoKote And A Wide Selection Of Colors To Choose with a Top Flite IRON and HEAT GUN. Both From. work great on other heat sealing coverings, too. More good reasons why Top Flite continues to o EconoKote be the choice of champions. The perfect companion to Super MonoKote, ECONOKOTE has many of the same outstand­ ing features but, since it requires a lower iron-on temperature, it's the perfect covering for foam wings. EconoKote is an excellent trim material Top Flite Models, Inc. for any covering or finish. Its easy handling also 1901 N. Narragansett Avenue makes it ideal for covering fuselages and other Chicago, Illinois 6C539 c l'uiahn “Sl|l> Savige’'Train«». Three pon-cHul liltlc SIK\ ■ lirmlteU diul ready-fi>-Hv. p reefed y control our Ί miner. Radio gear by Futaba is what makes these ck new ready-to-go flyers an instant isation. Our Futaba Trainer is designed Futaba gives you a choice of system/ Transmute» Receive» Servos Batte»y Puce rfectly for the novice pilot, pre-finished, plane outfits too. featuring a host of Tia»ne< 3FN R3f 3 S18 NiCad 42995 tembled and equipped with a gutsy K&B fine combinations. You might take a K&B 19 liking to our popular 2GS. throttle-controlled engine. And you Tiamc» 3S R3F 3-S18 Oy NiCad 37996 o get the one thing that's missing from or new single-stick, K&B 19 ery other RTF available...genuine three channel 3S taba electronics. Select our 3FN/Trainer systems matched Trainer 3S R3F 3S18 Dry 35995 mbo and you get three-channel, three up with an all-foam, K&B 19 •vo control with full NiCad power, plus Testors ,049/Piper Piper Cub 3S R3F 2S18 Dry 18995 ■ reliability and performance that has Cub. Testo» 049 tde us the leader in radio control. Boating's your thing? Pipe» Cub 2S18 Dry 159 96 Head out to sea with the Testo» 049 latest in pre-built speedboats / 60 2-S18 __ Futaba's electric Z-60, Mabucbi it's sure to make waves at the local pond. If vou're ready for radio control, then Freddy Futaba is ready for you. Futaba Futaba Industries, U.S.A. 630 W. Carob Street Compton, CA/90220 Semi-big fun scale Fokker DVII Gentle and stable, a trainer that looks like an airplane with performance to suit the discriminating flyer. Quick build up KIT OL 781 Engines .60 - .80 Wing span 72" Wing area 1488 sq. in. See your dealer or· order direct Weight lO lbs. postpaid 4 channel radio required Kit features: 2 full size rolled plans (wing and fuselage) · Step by step Instruction manual with photographs · Quality die stamped balsa parts · Machine cut hardwood parts • Machine cut and pre-sanded plywood pdrts · Pre-formed balsa blocks · Pre-formed leading and trailing edges • Hedvy duty one piece ABS cowl · Pre-formed tending gear and cabines. Accessories included: 5" scale wheels · Spandau machine guns · Scale pilot · Self adhesive decals Hardware package includes: Aluminium motor mounts • Pinned hinges · Snap-links · Control horns · Nylon bolts · Landing gedr straps · Socket head bolts and blind nuts. First in a series of vintage aircraft. Prototypes flew great with a K&B .61 and 14-4 prop. Dealer and distributor inquiries invited. Top Placing C on testan t The results prove it! In the A.M .A.’s “Product eight used Futaba, seven used Information” book, 23 first World, and the rest used At the 1978 National place winners are listed in the assorted other makes. radio control section. Twelve of It’s obvious, Kraft is over­ Model Airplane these winners few with Kraft whelmingly the winner’s choice. R/C, three used Futaba, two Championships, There has to be a reason! contestants using used World, and the rest used assorted other makes. Kraft offers you more. Write for Kraft Radio Control our new free 1979 catalog, and The book also lists 112 top see for yourself. equipment swept the placing contestants. Forty-nine fie ld ! chose Kraft R/C, twenty-three 450 IV. California Ave. RAFT P.O. Box 1268 used Proline, ten used EK, - svsrtMs. *wc Vista. California 92083 » 0 14) 724-7146 s ■ \ CALTEX LUMBA-LUMBA A STERLING CLASSIC A SCALE BEAUTY ON THE SHELF OR IN THE WATER Kit B-20M $41.95 Beam = 85/e" Length = 38 V2" For Gas or Electric motor TYPICAL HULL ASSEMBLY DESIGNED FOR R/C OPERATION And what a pleasure to build! Completely pre-fabbed for easy assembly, this magnificent kit includes accurately die-cut Balsa and Plywood parts, specially carved parts, authentic decals, a molded plastic smoke stack and other plastic parts, full size drawings and simple-to-follow, step- by-step, illustrated instructions. The Lumba-Lumba is a natural for R/C equipment. The flat inner deck is fully 27" long and 7" wide providing loads of elbow room for the installation of any radio equipment. The single-unit superstructure runs the entire length of the ship and is instantly removable to get at her "innards”. Catalog ol entire line ot airplane control line model hits R C scale STERLIN G MODELS · 3620 G ST PHILA PA 19134 and Trainer hits, boat model kits accessories, etc 50c enclosed If no dealer available direct orders accepted — with 10"- ■ additional Secrets of Model Airplane Building Including design, construction charge for handling and shipping (6 0 c m inim um in U S S1 25 covering finishing flying, adJusting control systems etc 25c minimum outside U S ) enclosed Secrets of Control Line and Carrier Flying Including preflight soloing stunting. Carrier rules and regulations. Carrier flying hints Name and control line installation instructions 25C enclosed No checks Only U S money orders or currency accepted A ddrpss .C ity .State Zip. j 2 MODEL BUILDER SiLKSPUN COVERiTE COSTS ONLY 58< PER SQ. FT Silkspun goes on balsa like no other price is S8.20 against S9.00. Silkspun all you need. But if an opaque finish is covering. Due to its unique “spun" also comes in a large roll: 38”x25 feet required, Silkspun needs only 1 /3rd construction. Silkspun partially melts a great size for the monster planes the amount of paint you would use on into the balsa. The result is an uncom­ and those long winged sailplanes. Both silk or tissue. By the way, Glaskote monly thin skin, permanently bonded, of these Silkspun sizes allow you to spreads so evenly, most modelers now which can be painted with great ease. cut out patterns with a minimum of brush it on rather than spray. waste. Try Silkspun. At 58^ per square foot, When properly applied. Silkspun vir­ On sailplanes, where a translucent finish it is surely one of the most economical tually eliminates the usual air bubble is popular, one coat of our Glaskote is coverings available. problem that occurs with non-porous plastic films. The proper way to apply Silkspun to a sheeted surface is lower the temperature of your iron to 275° (usually we recommend 350°). This is hot enough to liquify Coverite's ad­ hesive, but not hot enough to activate its shrinking action. Now you will be able to adhere Coverite to the balsa without air bubbles, and it will stick like the skin on a ballpark hot dog. Another tip for sheeted surfaces is always work from the center out to the edges. Don't start by tacking down the edges, as this will trap air. Finally, always allow the fabric to cool before going on to the next area. The best way to do this is rub a cold wet rag onto the just heated surface. This will force the adhesive into the wood and Here is the Runda Air Show Team, and here is hasten its curing process. what Art Johnson, team manager said in his letter: “VK triplane was covered with Super Coverite in As for cost. Silkspun is hard to beat. A 1971. and is still holding this bird together after regular size roll of Silkspun Coverite many hundreds o ffligh ts and plenty o f nose landings. (38"x54") contains 2052 square incites Our team members prefer Super Coverite for the almost 200 square inches more than open frame models and Silkspun for covering sheet any of the plastic iron-ons. Yet list structures such as the Sig Kougars. ” THE COVERITE LINE PERM AGLOSS C O V E R IT E . I009J polyester iron-on covering. SILKSPU N C O V E R IT E . 1009Í spun polyester that looks like Prepainted. 3 8 "\4 3 "'4 3 "x 15 fect/5"x36"/ Red, white, blue, tissue.
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